Roxanne Paula Hasegawa

Dear Stacie and family, I am sorry to hear of Roxannes passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this great loss. In my sophomore year at Granite I was fortunate to have worked with two exceptional women who served as Historians: Janie Heller and of course Roxanne Hasegawa. Thank you Roxanne for mentoring me and all the happy memories. Love and strength to you and your family Stacie.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is and how hard it will be to fill the big void it will leave in your lives. Just keep in your hearts the wonderful memories you have of her and cling to each other. I didn't really know her, but I know how close your family has always been. I was aquainted with Kory and your Mother through my husband Gary Jones of Skate & Score & hockey.

What a wonderful, delightful personality. That sums up Roxanne and her impact on everyone she met. At KSL Roxanne was never "not happy" or "not smiling." No matter how you felt, she made you feel better. And what a self-made expert with musicians and concerts. Many moons ago, before my wife was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease - Rox got us concert tickets on the ground floor of a rock group performing "Jesus Christ, Superstar." With her friends and fellow workers - that's what she did and that was only a small part of it. If you needed help in anyway for what ever reason - Rox was always there. With my wife's illness, sorry I couldn't be there Friday night. I'll miss Rox. May God be with here.

Roxanne, lovely friend, it's tough to come to grips with the idea that you're gone. So many of us will miss your light and love. Rest in peace, sweet friend, until we meet again. (I told my sis to give you a big hug when she saw you.) From now on, the sky will be brighter because you'll be watching over us and smiling.

Roxanne, I'll look at the brightest light in the sky & know you're watching over us. Your beautiful light will dazzle heaven! Until we meet again. Stace, Kory, Andrea, Case, Sue, and family, my heart has a hole, but we will continue on for Rox and do & love the things she did and live by her example.

Stace and Kory- so sorry to hear of Rox's death. Thinking of you during this difficult time. We will always remember meeting you as kids through your parents, and hearing how proud they were of you and Rox as adults of all your adventures and career accomplishments. Our deepest sympathy, Lynn and Mark Kelly